Taylor Torrence & Kyra Mastro joins into No Mercy with ‘PTT’
A debut that blends hypnotic vocals and peak-time precision into a techno tool built for high-pressure dancefloors.

No Mercy kicks off February with a high-voltage debut. Los Angeles‑based producer Taylor Torrence teams up with Canadian singer, songwriter and DJ Kyra Mastro to deliver PTT (Peak To Techno), a finely tuned club weapon crafted for the most intense peak‑time moments.
Built as a versatile and powerful dancefloor tool, PTT blends driving percussion and sharp synth lines with Kyra’s hypnotic vocal loop. Her voice works like a mantra, an anchor that locks the listener into the groove and refuses to let go. This release marks the first official collaboration between both artists and No Mercy, and it won’t be the last. PTT expands the label’s sonic palette into new emotional territory more mature and human, while keeping its peak‑time energy fully intact.
I’ve always been drawn to music that invites you into the moment - the kind that doesn’t ask you to think, it asks you to feel. When we built PTT, that hypnotic vocal loop and the relentless energy of the rhythm were the first pieces to lock in - everything else grew around that,” says Kyra Mastro, reflecting on the process.
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